cover of Winter by Eugenie Paultre; painting of apartment buildings at dusk, light shinign through the windows

Winter

By Eugénie Paultre

Translated by Cole Swensen, Simone Fattal, Etel Adnan

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Publisher
The Post-Apollo Press
Original Language(s)
French
Additional Credits
Cover art & book design by Simone Fattal
Genre(s)
Poetry, Translation
Edition, Year
First Edition, 2014
ISBN
978-0-942996-83-8
Pages
40
Format
Paperback
Availability
In Print

This book aims at being a kind of manual allowing one to follow the weft of thinking, its natural and necessary development—when the simple and urgent question is asked: What has become of life today? What is life becoming while it seems to manifest itself, harshly by waves of unbelievable realities—where do we find its mystery and where does it recede? This question is an obligation. How not to answer to oneself immediately, how not to acknowledge the present existence, its hesitation between faith and anxiety, wonder and renunciation? A manual, therefore, in order not to forget that the spirit always is experienced—according to its resources and dwellings—which cannot fail to happen.

— Etel Adnan

Cole Swensen
Cole Swensen has published 17 volumes of poetry, most recently On Walking On (Nightboat Books, 2017). Art in Time, a collection of hybrid lyric writings on landscape art, is coming out from Nightboat in 2021. The author ... Read More
Simone Fattal
Simone Fattal was born in Damascus, Syria, and raised in Lebanon, where she studied philosophy at the École des Lettres in Beirut. She then moved to Paris, where she continued her philosophical pursuits at the Sorbonne. In 1969 she ... Read More
Eugénie Paultre
Eugénie Paultre is a poet and painter living in Paris. She has taught Philosophy at the Sorbonne. She is the author of three volumes of poetry. Winter (The Post-Apollo Press, 2014) was her first ... Read More
Etel Adnan
Etel Adnan was born in Beirut, Lebanon in 1925. She is a celebrated writer, essayist, and playwright, and is the author of more than twenty books in all these disciplines. Her work as a whole is a ... Read More

Praise for Winter

A radicality of love that touches the mystic.

— Gabrielle Althen

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